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Old 30 July 2023, 08:08 AM   #31
mmmk604
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The tweezer is more expensive and a unitasker.

So - this is under $18 and more versatile. Works on lug end springbars and clasps too.

I have the older one from 20 years back. Never broke a tip but bent the pointed end once doing bracelet work.

True, you will need practice with any tool but simpler is better IMHO.


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I have this tool, it's 11 years old now and still works as if it was brand new!
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Old 15 December 2023, 03:05 AM   #32
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anyone had experience with horlogear? their tools look well made
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